Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-06-10
THE LATEST NEWS.

John W. Davis, of Pawtucket, r L., has
been inauSurated as Governor. The count
ing of ballots by committee for presentation
to joint legislative council, occupied many
hours No election was declared as to Lieu
tenant-Governor.
The decrease in the public debt during
May was 100000.
judgments aggregating s1o5, 900 have been
entered up against Daniel Ohitner, an extcn-
sive manufacturer and dealer in lime and
marble at Norristown, Pa.
f NJ. Fennel, residing between Olivet and
Scotland, Dakota, was returning home with
his family, a wife and two children. A neigh
Dor named Sid Hill was accompanying them,
when they run over large stone lying by the
side of the road and threw them all out Their
Oldest child, boy about 3 years old, they
picked up and put in the wagon and all started
for home When they went to take the child
out of the wagon he was found to be dead
Too much whisky caused the accident.
-Rouyiers statement to the Chamber of
Deputies of his policy was brief He will
urge financial reform and rctrcnchment The
new budget is prepared in accord with the re-
cent vote of the Chamber He maintains the
Goblet cabinets military bills. He also an
nounced the determination Of the ministry to
resign unless they obtained the majority of
Republican votes in tho Chamber He said
his foreign policy would be firm and prudent
In regard to economy il public expenditures,
they proposed 10 retrench $4,000, 0G0 francs
Answering question put subsequently, Rou-
vicr said the Government intend d that all
citizens, even senlnarists. shoudbc subjected
to the obligations of military service.
The cashier of the Pocheloga Bank Mon
treal, l.. ID. Larent, has abscondcl with sl22,-
600 The bank is protected.
The notorious lIaddock cases at Sioux City
Iowa. have again been continued for trial to
the August term of court, which will meet the
goth of that month. The defense urges carly
trial, but when the State elected Fred MUNICH
rah to lie triel first, the defense weakened.
and plead sickness OF the part of the Gcfen-
dant as the reason for asking for con inu-
ance. This disposes OF all of the Haddocl
cases until august 90
The terrible lrouth which has afflicted The
section of countr; about Mason City, Iowa,
the past sixteen months has been partially
broken, rain falling continuously for several
hours. 1t Was excellent for corn, but wheat
and oats will be Il small quantity and poor
quality ut the best
-lhe coke strikers made an attempt the
other day 10 blow up the coal shaft at David
son, Pa, with dynamite While four men
we're at wor: Il charge was thrown down the
shaft and exploded without injuring any of
the men, The workman quie ly ran from the
mine, when thcy We're fired on
james G. Blaine says that his visit abroad
wllllast over year and doubtless beyond the
next national convention. He will sail on
June with his wife and two daughters. They
will stop at Southampton and spend consider
able time travelling through Great Britain.
thence to Germany, France, Spain and italy
spending next winter along the Medit erranean
Referring to tie report that he contemplated
i'll some way assisting Gladstone and the home
rule party, Mr.. Blaine said the story was
purely imaginative
Representatives of the Chicago, Milwau-
kee and st. Paul and Union Pacific RAILWAYS
appeared before the interstate commerce com
mission at Washington and made answer to
the complaint made by the Burton Stock Car
company, denying the jurisdiction Of the COM
mission to grant the relief prayed for